Daily Debrief: What Happened Today (Nov 13)

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Singapore telemed providers’ ads for weight-loss drugs may be in breach of the law

ADVERTISEMENTS of prescription medications are prohibited, yet have been seen on social media.

Private housing leasing activity rises in Q3 as more people upgrade their accommodation: Savills

THIS is due to seasonal factors such as the school year and corporate relocation cycles, as well as lease renewals and expiries.

Singtel’s H1 profit falls 42.4% to S$1.23 billion in absence of exceptional gain

SOFT enterprise demand is expected to improve in the coming months, and data centre customers are paying reservation fees to secure limited capacity.

Frasers Property reverses losses with H2 net profit of S$148.9 million

ITS board proposes a first and final dividend of S$0.045 per share.

MAS received five complaints a year against finfluencers in the last five years: Alvin Tan

POSTING general educational content differs from providing financial advice, he says.